A woman who lied for her husband while he was trespassing on private property was granted probation.The woman, Cheryl Warren Kilgore, 32, entered guilty pleas before General Sessions Judge Bill Locke to the charge of perjury and aggravated criminal trespass. She was granted an 11-month, 29-day judicial diversion meaning she can have her criminal record erased once she completes her year on probation. She will also have to complete 24 hours public service work and was warned to stay off the property where she and her husband were trespassing.Her husband, Samuel Kilgore, 34, entered a guilty plea to the charge of aggravated criminal trespass and was released on time served.Mrs. Kilgore was approached by sheriff’s deputy Steve McMillen as she walked to a blue truck that was parked on the side of Viola Road.